Wedgewood steals the show; your Friday Amerks 6-pack
Scott Wedgewood returned to the Rochester Americans’ starting lineup on Friday night and it’s a good thing…
Brock leads fourth-quarter charge; Monroe wins third straight
Senior guard Fidel Brock led the charge with 13 points combined in the fourth quarter and overtime. On Friday night, “The Fourth Quarter Monster” stepped up and delivered once again…
Balanced Kearney girls leave no doubt in win over Batavia
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Kevan Sheppard knows his Bishop Kearney girls’ basketball team lacks for stature. Their skill, though, there is plenty of that. And Friday night the Kearney artistry was on display for all to see at the Ed Nietopski Gymnasium. Four scored in double figures as BK sped to a double-digit […]
Daemen men cruise to latest win
The win came despite the Wildcats again playing without starting guards Jay Sarkis (Rochester, N.Y.) and Darius Garvin (Elmira, N.Y.), as well as key reserve Nick Petrucelli (Hicksville, N.Y.) who are all out with injuries for the time being.
Friday Wrap: Hilton’s Hill dominates…again; Thomas has career night for Irondequoit
Scores and recaps from Friday’s Section V boys’ basketball action…
White, Daemen fall short against LIU Post
Sophomore Caroline White (Fairport, N.Y.) paced the Wildcats, as she connected on 3-of-5 from downtown and equaled her career-high for points (19).
Trabs Gabs: Previewing the Kearney Christmas Showcase and more…much more
How about those new-look East High Eagles? The name of the game is Scott when it comes to most of the new talent for this historically renowned program…
Thursday Wrap: Wille leads Bloomfield; Naples improves to 6-0
Scores and recaps from Thursday’s Section V boys’ basketball action…
RIT Men’s hockey to wrap up fall semester at home vs. Niagara Saturday
The RIT men’s hockey team plays its final game of the 2018 calendar year and fall semester against Atlantic Hockey rival Niagara University at 7:05 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 15 from the Gene Polisseni Center…
East outlasts NE Douglass in overtime
After an up-and-down fourth quarter in which there were six lead changes and five ties, the stage was set for overtime. Tied at 67 apiece, Washington quickly converted a layup off the opening tip four seconds into the period. After the Panthers temporarily took the lead on a three-pointer, the Eagles went on a 12-3 run down to stretch to pull away for the victory…